Samsung
launches its new super-sized Galaxy Note
NEW VERSION: This
handout image released by Samsung Electronics in Seoul on Aug 6, 2012 shows the
Galaxy Note 10.1 - powered by Google's Android software. - AFP / Samsung
Electronics
Source
: The star online Wednesday Aug 8, 2012
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instead of Panasonic, Sony, Toshiba, Sharp. Why ? This is because of their
changes in technology very fast as compared to other brands.
As reported in newspaper, The Star 8th August 2012 (Wednesday), South
Korea's Samsung Electronics said it has launched a super-sized version of its
Galaxy Note smartphone, the latest salvo in its battle with Apple for the
multi-billion-dollar handheld market.
The Galaxy Note 10.1, which went on sale on Monday in Germany
and the United Arab Emirates, is almost twice as wide as its predecessor and
nearly the size of a tablet.
The release comes as Samsung tries to make inroads in the tablet
computer market, which is dominated by Apple's iPad. The two technology giants
are also engaged in a bitter court battle over patent infringements.
The firm said the new Note would be officially released in the
United States on August 15 and sometime next week in Britain and South Korea.
The Galaxy Note 10.1 - powered by Google's Android software -
features a touchscreen which is 10.1in, considerably wider than the 5.3in
screen of the previous Note.
Like its predecessor, it comes with a stylus called the "S
pen" to write notes or draw on the screen. The new version allows users to
split the screen in half to view two programs at once.
The new device is equipped with a quad-core processor that
allows users to run multiple applications faster than the previous version,
which had a dual-core processor.
"The advanced technology and features included in Galaxy
Note 10.1 give users the power to produce, create and customise
communications," JK Shin, the chief of Samsung's mobile unit, said in a
statement.
Samsung - the world's largest smartphone maker by shipments - in
November introduced the first version of its Galaxy Note, a device positioned
between its flagship Galaxy S smartphones and Galaxy Tab tablet computers.
Samsung and Apple are embroiled in legal battles in 10 countries
worldwide over patents for smartphones and tablet computers.
At an ongoing major hearing in San Jose, California, Apple is
seeking more than US$2.5bil (RM7.5bil) after accusing the South Korean firm of
infringing designs and other patents.
Samsung denies this and counter-charges that Apple infringed its
patents for wireless communication. - AFP/Relaxnews 2012
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